The sorrow of things, the sorrow of the cove. My love, no obstacle.
Deep in love, deeply worn down.
After suffering the loss of her closest family, she drowns. Her counterpart from another world transmigrates into her body, feigning stupidity to avoid suspicion and hiding from assassins in a border village. Everything she does is for revenge.
He is a skilled warrior who returns victorious from battle, only to be pushed by the emperor onto the path of a political marriage. He marries the little fool, and together they weather one peril after another, unraveling elaborate schemes.
They face off against the eldest princess, concubines, and a maternal aunt, and rescue disaster victims, among other exploits.
There are both affairs of the martial world and struggles within the imperial family.
As she gradually uncovers who killed her loved ones, the truth about her origins, the killer, and the schemers finally comes to light. Only then does she realize how many people in this world are terrifying, vicious, and cruel.
Hairpin love, wolfish beloved. Favoritism, obsession.
A cute, spirited, and coolhearted young lady × a fierce, tender, and rather dramatic great general
Except for the slight stretch at the front, it's actually pretty good. I hope you'll continue to work hard! In the follow-up, can the author and his wife make the heroine beautiful, strong and miserable?